frisk@krafla.UUCP (07/12/88)
I am looking for a new C compiler, which can compile programs with more than
64K in static arrays. The one that I have already (Megamax) is unable to do
so.
Does anyone know if some of the other compilers available
(Lattice,MWC,Lazer ...) can handle this.
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Fridrik Skulason University of Iceland
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In article <352@krafla.rhi.hi.is>, frisk@rhi.hi.is (Fridrik Skulason) writes: > > I am looking for a new C compiler, which can compile programs with more than > 64K in static arrays. The one that I have already (Megamax) is unable to do > so. Sorry about posting this to the whole net, but I was unable to get a return path to Frisk. Anyway, Yes Laser C does allow large arrays (>64K) they do seem to work well. I don't know about the others. For anyone who has Megamax C the best way to go is get the Laser C upgrade. It is $20(US), you get the new manual, and the new distribution disks. All in all it is a nice package, and does not cost an arm and a leg. I am not connected with megamax in anyway other than that of a satisfied customer. Geoffrey Giordano INET: jeff@polyof.poly.edu or jeff@128.238.10.100 UUCP: iguana!polyof!jeff